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Student Loan Repayments Set to Decrease as Appeals Court Backs Biden's Plan

Student Loan Repayments Set to Decrease as Appeals Court Backs Biden's Plan

A federal appeals court has permitted the US Education Department to implement a plan reducing monthly student loan payments.


Microsoft AI Chief Claims Online Content is 'Freeware' for AI Training Amid Concerns for Intellectual Property Rights

Head of Microsoft AI, Mustafa Suleyman, sparked controversy by suggesting all publicly available online content should be treated as "freeware" for training AI.

Job Loss Motivated Colorado Man to Kill Wife and Disabled Daughter, Then Chop Off Their Bodies

An 83-year-old Colorado man was found guilty in the brutal killings of his wife and disabled daughter after he lost his job.

2 New York Men Charged With Money Laundering in Illinois After Traffic Stop Reveals $250,000 Hidden in Car Flooring

Two New York City men are facing money laundering charges following a traffic stop in Illinois that uncovered $250,000 hidden under their car's carpet.


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Canada's second-largest airline, WestJet, canceled 407 flights affecting 49,000 passengers due to a surprise strike by the maintenance workers' union, despite ongoing negotiations.
Warren Buffett Warns Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation That Financial Support to the Charity May End After His Death
Berkshire Hathaway CEO Warren Buffett has warned that his financial support to the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation may be cut off once he's gone.
Killers of Russian Pilot Who Defected to Ukraine Reportedly Received Money From Russian Officials in Vienna
Russian pilot Maxim Kuzminov was reportedly killed by individuals who received cash from Russian officials working in Vienna, Austria.
NASA Delays Return of Astronauts Due to Boeing Starliner Technical Problems
Due to technical issues with Boeing's Starliner capsule, NASA has extended astronauts' stay, delaying their return indefinitely.
The New York Times Calls for Biden to Withdraw After Debate Disaster
The New York Times has issued a scathing editorial suggesting that President Biden should consider withdrawing from the presidential race, citing concerns over his recent debate performance and questioning his ability to challenge Donald Trump effectively.
Neuralink Postpones Second Brain-Implant Surgery Due to Patient's Health Issues
Neuralink's second brain implant surgery was postponed due to the patient's medical condition, with a replacement candidate expected to undergo the procedure next month.
The White House Council On Women And Girls Hosts The "United State Of Women" Summit In D.C.
Warren Buffett donated $5.3 billion to charities, marking his largest single donation yet. His wealth will be managed by a charitable trust overseen by his children posthumously.
Japanese Woman Allegedly Kills Parents to Take Over Restaurant Business
A 31-year-old Japanese woman was arrested for allegedly killing her parents to take over their restaurant business.
London Police Officer Charged After Stealing Money From Dead Man
A Metropolitan Police officer has been charged after allegedly stealing money from a dead man in north London.
United Airlines Denies Removing Woman From Flight for Misgendering Staff Member
United Airlines has refuted an American mother's claim that she was kicked off a flight after she mistakenly misgendered a flight attendant.
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